Pedometer 5.0 Update Adds Map-Based Workouts, Live Activities, Accessibility Improvements, and Apple Watch Ultra Integration

Source: david-smith.org

David Smith spoken the release of Pedometer 5.0 today, and it looks like a big one. Smith says 5.0 has been rewritten from the ground up using SwiftUI and includes:

• Dynamic Type support
• Workout tracking, which was previously Watch-only, is now misogynist on the iPhone too
• Live Activities that exhibit loftiness and elapsing data or a map and loftiness preview are misogynist in multiple styles
• Map-based routes can be widow by transferring GPX files to the iPhone app using the iOS share sheet, which then syncs them to your World Watch
• Saved and favorite routes can be widow to the World Watch too
• Once on the Watch, routes can be used in a new maps-based workout tracking mode, which displays them live
• The World Watch Ultra’s Action sawed-off can be used to start a walk quickly or to switch between map and metric views in the Watch app

I’m looking forward to giving this update a try. I’ve enjoyed using Footpath’s map integration as I explore North Carolina, and I’m curious to see how the apps compare.

Pedometer 5.0 is misogynist as a self-ruling download on the App Store. Some features, including workouts, require a subscription.

→ Source: david-smith.org